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Bowery Lane Bicycles makes finely crafted bikes in New York City. They assembled bikes on the show floor, and fostered collaborations with Tsubo and other designers to create custom designed bikes and bicycle accessories. |
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CXXVI Clothing Co. is based on a dedication to American-made products with an aesthetic to match. Working off their strengths as designers, Jon Contino drew classic handlettered illustrations and carved custom Vietnam-style Zippos, while Matt Gorton screenprinted limited edition tees and bandannas. |
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ETWAS produces quality leather bags within a craft production system. They are a handmade, energy independent operation with consistent design values throughout objects and means. They crafted bags utilizing their portable workbox and embossed initials and names into hand-cut belts. |
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Gabriel Urist was carving his “Dr. James” rings from peach pits throughout the show. The rings pay tribute to Dr. James Naismith – the man who invented the game of basketball using a tattered old peach basket as a hoop for the very first games of the sport. |
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Hartford Denim Co. makes limited run and custom jeans, work shirts, bags, and other goods from the highest quality denims. Every pair of jeans they produce comes with denim repair services for life. They made a limited run of custom denim products on site, and provided high quality denim repairs. |
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In God We Trust is a boutique in NYC with an eclectic line of jewelry. Designer Shana Tabor engraved jewelry and accessories with phrases, names, and initials to customize each piece for its owner. |
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Joya is a New York City-based creative collective specializing in fragrance. Each item is crafted by hand using artisanal techniques, enhanced with environmentally friendly refinement. They crafted bespoke candles at the show allowing attendees and brands to create custom blended scents. |
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Leather Head Sports makes footballs and baseballs the way they were made when the sports began. Founder Paul Cunningham and his assistants made baseballs, footballs, and basketballs by hand out of high quality leathers. |
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Owner Justin Crofoot drove out from Central Oregon to show off his skills in constructing Mac book and Ipad cases from solid sheets of bamboo with hand-cut and oiled cowhide leather straps on the show floor. |
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Walk Up Press is a Brooklyn based paper goods design studio founded in 2009 by Elizabeth diGiacomantonio and Joseph Traylor. They printed custom letterpress items using an antique table top proofing press. |
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Welcome Stranger, a PROJECT 10 graduate, is a classic menswear collection. Designer Alex Valdman decided to create a line of bow-ties after he discovered that the bow-tie originated in the same region of France as his family. They had an expert maker cutting and sewing ties from vintage fabrics. |
